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THE G., 1. 4 WIS CONNECTION
With tho u. i q. Tracks at ne,lairs-f
e. l,ft,s ~ Small Pointer, y, Ni' =

f4T -yfi'fi ~ amman lothteFsa 4s.tAsT, uH."
Az a pointer bearing on tho report
printed In Friday'a 1NrELMoENcrR to tho
effect that the B. 4 o. and G., L. & ".
Railroads are to be connected+nt once
once at Bellaire, thus uflording the d. 4
0. an Quite. to Cleveland and the G., L. <
W. connection with Baltimore, and an on.
franco into Wheeling via the Bellaire
bridge, the O. & P. Railroad Company las
taken away from the point on It's tracks at
Bellsirs whore the o., L. 4 W. desires 10
cross, the watehmsn who wero placed there
when the controversy began aud who have
been on guard ever since night aud day
until last Wednesday, The day on which,
according to the INrgLLlaENcER's Informs.
ton, the agreement as 10 the right OF way
acroa the q. 4 ?. tracks was reached, Tho
information Ia belinvedto DO reliable, and
denials based on alleged statements OF "a
G., l.. & W. official" would have more-or
less-weight II the officials name was
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The U. =. Court.

The U. S. grand jury is still It work.
Saturday evening they were adjourned
over until Monday morning, when the
business Of examining Witnesses will DO
2 In the case Of the United States va.
James Gary, indicted for, a violation Of
the Internal revenue laws, there was a
verdict OF pnilty. The court imposed a
fine Of 500, but suspended the sentence
as to imprisonment for the present. 5 i:.iIi7..
Several arguments were mado in pend
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City EvnuEollxntlOu.

The committee 1eappointsd by the Min.
isterial Association Of Wheeling to super.
intend the work Of evangelization, state
for tho information Of the people that tbey
have again employed Miss Lizzie Boyd az
their Rihle'reaaer and missionary. Those
who rsad her monthly reports during dc
past year, as published in the papers.
could not fail to be deeply interested in
her useful and important work. MANY Of
the poor, the afflicted, the sorroving, The
tempted and the tried, were cheered by
her vielts 4s she broughtto them the Word
Of Life, and minlstered to them the sweet
consultations Of the everlasting gospel.
We commend her and her work to you-
sympsthieH and prayers, and We AK The
continued and hearty aid OF the Christian
people In carrying forward this benevolent
work. Lst oil who desire the salvation Of
eouls extend helping hand. Mr.. John
Baltic, corner of Market and Twelfth
streets, 10 tho treasurer OF this mission
fund, and will receive contributions. IN
D.. A. CUNNINGHAM.
s R. F. RANDOLPH, 3.
4. 4 JoHN BAfliE, s. \
NJ, y, . 3. Committee.
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LOCAL 7. p. A. QUARTERS.
Post i Dscidos to tit up Two Rooms Mant

,.a flsF- u Bofnely. VA #i'l
Tho regular meeting OF Post B Of The
Trayelora' Protective Association, com
posed OF tho commercial tourists whi
make Wheeling their headquarters, wat
held on Saturday evening, and the bust
ness transacted WAS Unusually interesting
The annual election Of officers resulted il
the choico Of the present incumbents
Be1jsmin Bloomfield, Presideut, anc
Charles Copp, Secretary. 5'oIGl
After considerable talk it wss decided
to approprise money to be used in fur
nishing two convenient rooms iu the Nc
Lure house, to bs used CD headquarters Of
the post and q resort for Waiting mem
bers. They will bo supplied with reading
matter and other aids to enjoyment, and
will be open to all T. P. A. members, res
ident or on tho road. The Mcclure will
be formally designated as the Y. p A
hotel Of this city. '.ez t5a
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At Btooklyn-Bsooklyn, 81; Athlet-
Sundays Gum e.,

At St. Louis the Cincinnstis knocked
Fouts out in the payenth inning, piling up
eight runs. St. Loaif, t; Oiroinnatip, 5.
At Louisville, Ky,tthe game was too
much one.sided to bs Of any interest.
Ramsey pitched a miaerabte game, and the
fielding Of the home team waa very loose.
louisville, 4; Cleveland, H.. rs E!
~ When the Haltimpres aud Brooktyns
met at Ridgewood, T. I, yesterday, each
bad won eight gamea during the season.
Baltimore went in to win the odd one, and
succeeded under extraordinary c;.cum.
stances. Brooklyn played with eingle
error and made more bits than the visit
urs, but the small error lost two runa; that
together With Toolss iosli,hss,as IN. hit
ting two balsmen,4 lost the game 10 Balti-
more. Brooklyn, 2; Baltimore, s. Y $500
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INDUSTRIAL NEWS.
Items from tho Mills. wo,kAhops, Mines
tFHfp s nnd ftRtfronds. fsit HItF


yat and ltNttronds. ri
II Ia rumorcd that the subscribers 10 the
nall factory aud steel plant ut Hammond,
ILL.,, have refused to pay tip on tho GROUND
that tho plant Is q dead concern. Towle,
Terrence & Go. are said to have brought
suit against a number Of stockholders TO
compel them 10 pay up the amount aub.
acribed. This report concerns merely the
company which built the works, not the
one organized here to open the plant,
though the troubles may delay the start.
The LsBello Glass Works will be re.
built on the old aite. As yet the company
has not been able to lease any works for
temporary use, md as there will be some
delay in adjusting the insurance prepsr-
atory 70 rebuilding, 1t will be come time
before there is work there. Eight adius.
tera wera OIL hands Saturday morning to
adjust tho lose, but Secretary Thomplon
vas absent looking for temporary quarters
70 begin work at once, and the adjustment
Of the loss had 10 DO postponed. .}
The strike Of the boys al Hobbs, Brock.
unier d Co.'S glsas works Is stil on, ard
the works are consequently closed down.
A member Of tho firm aaid yesterday that
tho demand Of the boys was unjust, that
they had been given an advance only
low weeks before, and the present move.
ment was originated by a few boys who
did not care to work, and they induced
tho remainder to 90 out with them; that
the men generally about the works cay
the strike Is an unjust one. The gentle.
man stated that 1t the boya are not at
work Monday morning the bars will be
pulled, and the works will close down un-
til they do return. IA ig NJ
The Bellaire Independent says: Tho test
Of the holding quality OF the cut and wire
nail, as published in this paper some two
months age, and which has been repub-
lished In all the leading trade papers aincs
then, has produced quite an interest
among nail manufacturers, and this week
several Of the leading manufacturers have
called upon President Wilson, of the Bel
lairs Nail Works, to see for Themselves
the actual test made. The facts given in
the tables We published originally were
all fully authenticated, and the cut nail
manufacturers Of the Ohio Valley are not
alarmed about the wire nail injuring
their trade permanently. There is such
decided advantage in favor OF the cut nail
IN tthe holding power that 1t is surprisi ng
that tho wire nuils ill even for q time
their place with the trade.
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ST. ALPuONSU3 CHURCH
TO BIO Formally Dedicated Next Sunday
KY Morning, .6t .t'

To DO Formally Dedicated Next sunda,
Morning.
The new st. Alphonsus Church will BIZ
dedicated next Sunday. The edihce is {
stately brick structure with a towering
sseeple, and finished in a style that re-
AsC's great credit on the taste OF the arch.
itest, the late Raw. Father Fidelius
The interior can be reached by two
large doors located on either side of q
massive stone staircase on the Market
street front. Paintors are now employed
In putting tho finishing touches to the
wood work. The walls Of the building are
painted in light colors that harmonize
nicely with the handsome finish Of
tho wainscoting and the pews. The
railing around tho altar consiata OF bcauti.
full acrolt work in gold and bright co!ors,
and was designed and executed by two
Of the Dominican priests. 3tE u
Over the altar are life-sized figures oil
Christ on the cross, the holy Mother, St.
John and st. MagdGleno, imported from
Germany about two month"; ago. The
Dominican fathers who made the.altar rail.
Ing are busily engaged upon the carved
work Tor magnificent and ornate altar,
which will tower thirty.lre feet in height,
tho top forming canopy over this group.
Tho gallery, located on the eastern eide,
has in the confer q large pipe organ.
The walls on either side ara decorated
with Handsomely framed paintings, seven
,rtt - i L.
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CHURCH @REOPENING..
THE FOURTH STREET PEOPLE +:
Worship for the First Time In tho Renovated
and Improved Church-Tho Sunday
sehoora Bsaa,ifal Harvest
p INfl.s Home Celebration 'RI

Tho congregation OF the Fourth Street
NJ. L. Church have recently renovated
and bsautlhel their church within
and without, painting all the wood.
work, renoyating tho walls, renewing the
carpet, and among other improvements
increasing the lighting facilities for the
night services. They have now IS fine a
houae Of worship IS any, II not without
exception the finest, In the city. Yester.
day for the first time they assembled there
for worship, and 1t was formally reopensd.
s@ln the morning the pastor, Rev. DR.. R.
F. Randolph, preached an appropriate and
eloquent dlscouree, and the muaic and
other asrvices had special G!neas to the
joyous occasion. In tho afternoon the
Sabbath school celebrated their annual
Harvest Home, their room being abund.
sntly and beautifully decorated for the
occasion. The Horn OF Plenty was q
prominent feature, while the platform was
laden with eheaves OF wheat and other
fruits oil the trees and fields. The ioun.
tain and basin were covered with lowora
and fruits, and the pillars and windows
were proiusoly and nicely decorated with
flowers. 6E', ~ ~ }l
Last evening the improvement in the
lighting Of tho church WAS gratefully ap.
parent. The interior was brilliant and
cheerful as II never was before. There
we're responsive services conducted by the
pastor, appropriate music, and a brisi
but strong address by Dr. Randolph or
the mutual dutieu 81 aocioty and the
church to each other. b. !, 9t s,>56
Tho congregations at all tho se1yicei
were large. The congregation and pastor
are to DO congratulated on their. attractive
house OF worHhip, .s x lEi.IlW 5
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Wheeling, Sept "a, 1857. /. :
Tho St. Charles Hotel at PITTSBURGH h.

:. Tho St. CHARLES Hotel ut Pittsburgh.
Pitttburgh Dispatch. ,g ifS.3 =. I.
Major +. Scott. the we'll and fayorably
S x railroad conductor, and his brother,
f stn1 I. 4. Scott, lats Of the Central
hotel, ,haye purchased the above hotel
ana viii proceed at once to make esten.
elTe improvements, including change OF
once TO hrss floor, entrance on third ave.
nue., remodeling Of interior and painting
inside and out, The main entrance viii
stu remain on Wood street. The rooms
VIII 10 Handsomely reiuruishel through
out. Special: attention will be giysn to
me table, and the comfort OF tho guests
yiil 20 constantly, cheeriully and patient
y looked after. The travelling public ia
recommended to the now firm for frat
clses accommodations at moderate prices
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the Grand Opera House, inthe great melo.
drama entitled IA Great Wrong.n The
play can certainly DO get down 10 auc.
cesb. It Is strong In situation, terse In
language and intricate In plot. It's stage
effects are novel and very ingenious. Ita
ocean yiews, and particularly tho full
rugged bark under sail, and the marvel.
ous revolving scene from Desolation Island
10 Bhipboard arc very fine. II has seldom
been tho lot Of a new play to make GO
good an impression on Ito 6rat representa-
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A False Report,

A report was in general circulation yes.
terday In both;Wheeling and Bsitaire that
Con Mcdonald. the woll.known pilot and
one Of the owners Of tho packet Bellaire,
had been drowned at a fishing camp down
the river. /. No particulars were given, ant
as Mr. Mcdonald Is ut a camp below Bell
a!re, 1t wac feared BY hiu friends that tho
report was we'll founded until last even
ing, when his father, Captain jim Nc.
Donald, received a telegram saying there
was no truth in the rumor, and that Con
was all right, ,.f'7''..t';'2 stI3tsiilT,5
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BELLAIRE.
-T-I-5I. BELLAIKE. 17-T
Tho Market Experimsnt-Street Fair-OtLer

Tho Market Exp.rimsut-street Fair-Othor
Itsmg. ~ ~ 2. & Il.
The nail factory Will 60 GU Wednesday morning
agaiu. ,=7--, r35 $500 : -" '''
in the city. @ll7'.1' * = : 49,"
Prof. Anderson, Superintendent of the Wheeling
schools. was Gown yesterday. ). ,,''; -
The druggist, here passed resolutions al respcc;
On tho dea,h Of Liner Robihson. III II
Mr. and Ms. Charles Douehersy viii be at bome
IN sleubeasi!le on and alter the 18th Of October.
Mr.. G. W: Mlnamycs, OF Centreyillc. wss In the
city yesterday, the guest Of friends aud relatives
The window. glass houses arc about all clcsred
cut and some sizes Of gass they a:e entirely out 81
Rev: N. 8. hoey preached yesterday morning in
tae Elysian. his theme being 1.-THE UnWise
There lisa SIS prize offered ior tho bcs, t,mc ms de-
companies. 'T5a-lg,a ~ : -. 800 ~
Mr. s. o. Cummfus "a experimenting with some
;ss elay from this immediate Vicinity and Will de-
Misses sallle Gray aud Maggie Jupkius leave to.
ana ay, i95 ylsit among friends aud relatives II
p George Romlek took quite stock train out O..
lar train oi a! Martins Ferry. ~ ..11'.
y. Kellar. postal clerk on tho BZ.GC.
mas taken Tho Chicago and Grafton run, and f j.
Lacy, oizanciville, succeeds him on the B., Z,hC
:. Fred Murphy and Forest Evans were promoted
from ny Siammar room to tho high school last
EeeE; tne tots enrolment TO dato In the schools
Saturdays market was succc.s A great many
farmers md gardeners were In aud everything was
nice andltlcsh. "Hoodoo' John was there. Too
and sold Bits worlhoi horssradish. -. -, !.
:, Rev. N. s. IIoey, during the funeral services Of
Elmer Robinson, said that while conyeIsIra with
W. Rob!nson some tlme ago, Robinson Claimed
say In tho business. @ - ' A'15 "A -
During the Street fair, the Ladies' AID Society Of
The Presbyterian, Church will have two lunch
some convenient point on Union Street. Thcv
will spread nice lunch. - ''' ~ Ivy Ivy
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1ypo.vrjsSr, C,,.ar,,.

We have for eale several Type.writerg,
including the Remington, the Crandall
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange for tho matchless
and will be cold cheap. Writers
Tor rent and tor sale on monthly install.
ments. Call On or ndhress ioY cirorlaro I
/. EDwARD L. RosE 4 Co., S b
.S 55 Twelfth street.
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

WE are daily receiving New Novelties
in Sulunga, Pantaloenings and GTer-
coatinss, which VIC are prepared TO make
up In ilrst.class style at reasonable
prices. 49,. 5a.52a-
full limo Of our celebrated Knit
jackets now In stock. 1s
Uur iihi,e Uniaundried Shirt, double
scanned, re.entorced front and back, ut
gu cents, il the greatest bargain ever
offered. G. HESS & Suns,
1891 g. 1925 Marget Street.
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BTOCKuOLDEIss, MEETINGS.
FOR SALE,

PIOYOLE FOR 1SALE-5SINCH
- Royal Mail Bicycle, In good condition. chean
2. A. A0GE d CO. ICES Market street. scl1p'
IHlR l2AIE-GEHANn IL Nr, os,,, .
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SUNDAY,
1nGiaauons.

WAsu,Naros, D. O., Sept 2G.-For
IVES. Virginia and Ohio, slightly warmer,
fair weather, followed by local rains, light
to fresh winds. generally soushsrIy.
For Western pennuylvania, slightly
warmer generally fair weather, light to
fresh variable winds, becoming south.
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Rev. G. G. SKINNER, pastor Of the Wsy-
man Chapel A. NJ. L. church, on Market
street, preached 8 sermon st 5 o'clock
yesterday afternoon 10 Progress Assem-
bly,, K. Of l.. composed Of colored work.
lingmen, who marched 10 the church in q
hodv .h''
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GENERAL NOTICES.
LOST.

r Osr-ONE DAY LAST WEEK, 4
~ Pocte!beok. much worn, containing ,eyc,.i
gold pens tsh.hooks, aud papers Of no ysius ~
anybody bni owner, u papets arc returned 10 thts
uMN0a LSMaLu WIN W phtu. EeQls
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A goodly number Of the best Young ladies OF tho
byteEtau church, ready to organize Tor a district
society oil the ". G. T. o.. but ss the State oryai.
!sr was not present the business was laid oyef IN.
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y A Grcat Wrong,

!. On Thuladay evening. September
y tho celebrated actor, 7. B. Studley,
supported by q drst class Company, viii
commence a three nigha' engagement At
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Wellhhc.S

rs soaaa Ms!ch,. q aart!ns Ferry. wes In town
mos,Is sSo gu susnsS With y. +. Eear, Of the new
!, ICY E;eY Iaos swan pastor OF the Third PresSy-
s.an Gnutcn III steubenvllle, arrived In town
sstutany evening accompanied BY his wife. They
arc V'sss'ns Nj. swans Uncle, William j. Briggs.
.IhS gaS stopped OF abort on Friday morning on
works. who receive fheir supply rom the GISen's
ttne, vas W., aa!G al Day. and the citizens Who tass
ca, ,essH T. tee 9ae. 81 coal 1he shoragok 40.
sSs%s 70 DO nov what win 70 done when i It sel
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GA. II. DAY
At PittsburEi,-A General Order on Eth,
--- p L--- L-Iu AuhIant y. --L L---.-- ~

az 4 hhnoutk"-Ah NV"SaNA oAuVE VI sNu0
18s ina Subject. Z x. +
A. q meeting Of the @. "A. R. posts OF
this city Saturday night 1t was agreed to
make special efforts 10 make a big turtoui
at Pittsburgh on G. A. r. day, October 4.
In order to secure as low q rate as posi-
bic, ali persons going TO Pittsburgh on
that occasion are requested to leave thei,
nameh at John Bailie's union ticket office
as early this week as practicable. II Il
thought an extremely favorable figure car
be- secured for the round trip. VA
Tho following hag been Issued:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF w. VA, !
GRAND ARMY or TnR REPUBLIC,
'& WHEELING, W. VA, Sept. 2ee, 1887.
Gcueial Orders No. 4. 81 llgi' r, +
The attention Of all comrades through
out this Department Is called 10 Crane
Army Day ut Plttsburgh, Pa, October 4
1887. Turn out, comrades, and lot u
more than repay our Pennsylvania CON
rades, and especially our Pittsburgh
friends, for their grand display In aseis!inj
to make our Grand Army Day such . nnc
Gees August 20. 1r.E.,' sE'y. t'gl
BY command Of 4sss Nd.
! Ike RAYMOND,
Department Commander.
+. II. CRAoo, 3'lElH 6GIfyiEI r,I3'i /.
Assistant Adjutant General.
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COLUMBUS, O., sspt. 24.-Tho Kalama.
zoos were shut out for the frat time DUR
in the season by Columbus to-day. The
pitching OF soramess, Of the Columbus
team, was remarkable. He struck out
thirteen, and only four clean hits were
made OF him. The ecors was as follows:
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IT Ia unde,otood that the ST.. James
Hotel will DO opened at an early day.
N1essrs. Hobbs & Reilly, who recently
purchased the interea: OF the only other
stakeholder, Mr.. echnulbsch, are now
looking for q good man to take charge
/ of Il, -I'.,''a .. .f..,.
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Of H. A. DAUPHIN, Al III w" O1'eN ~ -
$50 Warrington, D. O. ls$ "a.
Address Registered Letters to
Z, NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANY.
WV. -. b. ~ N--L-I-'-La.3 New Qrleann Ia

RFMfMnFR That the presence OF General,
tseMlkniukt leaureBard and Early. VIM M
n charge Of the drawings, Is guarantee OF sbsn
au!e fairness and integrity, that the CHANCES are nj
eauai, ana that no one can posaiDly divine Whsi
1I MEniEAitEH that the p1yment OF all Prizes !,
nnesAAE I:a BY lsF0Uls ! NATioNAIi.
sirnSd 10 o. o. N . 9sleana, and the Ticken sre
Chartered rights arc recognized In tho hirhesdi
CouIS; therefore, beware Of any Imita;ions y,
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During the Street fair, tho Ladies' AID Society Of
the Presbyterian Church will have two lunch
counters, one In front Of their church and one al
seine ss, s CONVENIENT point on Union street. They
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Saturdays market was a success. A rrest n,any
farmers and gardeners were In aud every thing wa.
nice andltlesh. "Hoodoo" John was ihcre. TOO
and sold Bills w0rthof horSsradish - -,
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Following Is the score IN detail
lngs.-.............-... l 2 40 Gc75S9
" heeling".....r....... 0 / 0 O. 2 0 0 / i
sdnd s&y..-............... @ / O 10 O I @


EhFhed runs, Wheellng,2 Two base hits Mich
Olson, White, !: Miller. i; kyn,l. Double plays,
Eichol, Myers and Nicholson. struck out, by Nor.
Hit by pitcher, sehell. l. Passed balls, Stenize
!. Wild pitches, Morrison, 3; schell, 8. Time OF
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Ivory STARCH, wanh, starch and iron
without fret drying. Perfect work.
1rocers. 10 - * "A E4
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George Romlek took quite stock train ont a,
1hclalte saturday evening. and overlook the regu
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In about two weeks the cantsta "Queen Esther
VIII be produced In Commercial Hall BY home
talent ably assisted by a. few Of WheelIns's best
Socallsls and Is now under good Roadway. Re.
and although the cantata Is we'll known and has
been produced hero several times. II viii no
doubt 70 we'll attended. ills TO DO given for tho
deserves tho hearty support OF all II Is said by
participants that number OF new features have
been added since It's production heretofore. SI
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Appropriately Named,

Colgate's Cashmere Bouquet perfume,
combining the odoro Of many sweet flow
ers. \; MtTh
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.JEwELRY.
New Advertisements.

Eotica-Mrs. D. A. Cunningham.
Rose CTc8m-R. H. L!st.
Ease HAll--Columaus VS. Wheeling.
Notice TO Creditors George Hell. Ny.
It. Charles hotel, Pitpbursh. la
To Whom 1t May Concern. I'D
Trustees Sale-J. l. Cowdeu.
Grand Opera House. Mr.. J. d. Btudley.
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You will not grow weary when using
Ivory starch, but add to LIES pleasures.